Whare
- proper noun
- Mr. Whare is a respected elder in our community.
Examples
-
Whare was honored for his contributions to Māori education in the region.
-
Did you meet Whare at the festival?
-
At the community meeting, Whare spoke about preserving the Marae's historic buildings.
-
The award was presented to Whare by the mayor during the ceremony.
-
At the community meeting, Whare spoke about preserving the Marae's historic buildings.
-
Mr. Whare is a respected elder in our community.
-
Whare was honored for his contributions to Māori education in the region.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Whare comes from the Māori word whare, which means 'house'. It is used as a family or personal name in New Zealand, so a simple way to remember it is to think of a family called 'House'.